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Urgent: Trump Announces Possible Suspension of Immigration from “Third-World Countries” (2025–2026)

Yesterday, November 27, 2025, Donald Trump revealed his intention to permanently suspend immigration following the Washington attack. Here’s what this plan could mean for visas and entry to the United States starting in 2026.

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Security: Donald Trump Calls for Immigration Suspension

American political news has been shaken: on Thursday, November 27, 2025, President Donald Trump unveiled a radical immigration plan. The announcement, made on Truth Social during Thanksgiving, comes right after the deadly attack in Washington carried out by an Afghan suspect against National Guard soldiers.

Mr. Trump stated that he wants to “permanently suspend immigration from all Third World countries.”
The stated goal is to allow the “American system to fully recover” from security threats.

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Trump’s Shock Measures for 2026

Trump’s plan goes far beyond suspension. It aims to completely overhaul the rules of admission and residency, with potential effects starting in 2026.

His main proposals include:

• Mass cancellation of admissions: Threatening to cancel “millions” of admissions granted under the Biden administration.
• Targeted expulsions: Planning to “hunt down” and “expel any foreign national” considered a public burden, a security risk, or “incompatible with Western civilization.”
• Sanctions for residents: Threatening to denaturalize migrants deemed harmful and end federal benefits for non-citizens.
• The goal is to achieve a “major reduction of illegal and problematic populations” in the United States.

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Context of the Attack and Visa Reassessment

This statement is Trump’s strongest response to the attack the day before. The U.S. administration had already reacted by announcing a “complete and rigorous reassessment” of permanent residency permits.

This review concerns nationals of nineteen countries considered “of concern,” including:

• Afghanistan
• Haiti
• Iran
• Venezuela

Trump’s plan further intensifies uncertainty for anyone planning to immigrate to the U.S. in the coming years.

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